JL Brake Line Relocation Kit

[Stuckinthesand]

For those that did the new brake line things, how did you pry the original ones from the brake line.
Just "very carefully" or is there more to it?

With the Clayton kit there is no need to pry. Just unbolt the original bracket and pop in the new bracket.

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[Electrified]

I can't remember if this is the exact one that I used for the front brake line frame brackets, but they're all pretty much the same. I also used the Teraflex anchor brackets that Roky posted above.

https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...01-clayton-front-brake-line-bracket-extension

Just to clarify: You used both the Clayton and the TeraFlex on your front brake lines??

 

[Headbarcode]

Just to clarify: You used both the Clayton and the TeraFlex on your front brake lines??

I used drop brackets similar to the Clayton one that I linked, which lowered the frame side ends of the soft brake lines. That required removing the hard line from a frame mounted clamp, and a bit of hand bending to buy as much slack as possible for wheel drop.

I used the teraflex rubber standoffs to prevent the soft brake lines and abs wires from getting tangled in the shock, knuckle, etc. I placed them on the inboard side of the lower shock mounting hardware.

 

[Electrified]

I used drop brackets similar to the Clayton one that I linked, which lowered the frame side ends of the soft brake lines. That required removing the hard line from a frame mounted clamp, and a bit of hand bending to buy as much slack as possible for wheel drop.

I used the teraflex rubber standoffs to prevent the soft brake lines and abs wires from getting tangled in the shock, knuckle, etc. I placed them on the inboard side of the lower shock mounting hardware.

Thank you for the clarification And the pics.

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